by Stephen Chien | May 5, 2018 | Anti-aging, Exercise
Aging does not always mean morbidity, because it really depends on each person. However, there is still merit to the idea of slowing down the effect of aging. We want to be cognitively healthy, ambulatory, and active longer the better. However, to do so requires more...
by Stephen Chien | May 4, 2018 | Caregiving
Sundown Syndrom, also known as sundowning, can be particularly difficult for caregiving. Typically what happens is that the resident may sleep too much during the day, thus causing him or her to become awake and restless at night. The next morning, the resident will...
by Stephen Chien | Oct 10, 2017 | Brain Science
Rich Brains promotes active living and social engagement by various ways, one of which is organizing outings. There is merit in watching live performance. Despite the convenience of many recorded performances through Internet, one can always agree that...
by Stephen Chien | Oct 10, 2017 | Aging in Place
Aging in Place or simply retiring at home is a very popular choice. According to the AARP , more than 85% of Americans want to continue to stay in their homes. This preference is understandable in many ways. For more details, please refer to the AARP statistics....
